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SCG10091 - 🇧🇸 Bahamas 1979 – Sir Rowland Hill Centenary of Death, 40c (Mailboat & 1859 1d Stamp)
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A beautiful 1979 commemorative issue from the Bahamas, released for the Centenary of Sir Rowland Hill’s death (1879–1979)—the father of modern postal reform. The design features an early mailboat, symbolizing maritime postal delivery in the Caribbean, alongside a reproduction of the classic 1859 Bahamas One Penny Interinsular Postage stamp depicting Queen Victoria. This 40c issue is prized by collectors for its clean layout, historical dual-imagery, and its connection to both Bahamian maritime heritage and early colonial philately. A standout thematic piece for postal history, ships, and classic stamp reproduction collections.
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